WORKING
CLOTHES.
Students doing shop
work and those having
the outside employment
need overalls and jump-
ers to save their gooa
clothes.
We have in stock a
variety of working gar-
ments to select from.
See them at
BOYETT'S STORE
North Main Street
College Station
Guard Detail.
October 20, 1916.
Officer of the Day:
Cadet Lieut. Flach, E. K.
Junior A. H. Men, Attention.
Junior Animal Husbandry stu-
dents, who inteud to go to Dallas,
will please sign permit ab Ross
22, some time today. The per-
mit should go in as soon as possi-
ble. C.T. Griesenbeck.
OST—A Moss Manual with
/R. B. Whitton’s name in it.
R. B. Whitton, 22 Mitchell.
SENIOR PRIVATES—Y ou
are requested to meet today, im-
mediately after dinner, in Y MV.
C. A. chapel.
FRESHMEN,
ATTENTION!
We’ve always been here
and the ‘‘old boys’ will
tell you about us. Re-
liable tailoring, cleaning
and pressing.
Makers of ‘‘Charlie
Made” uniforms.
CHARLIE NITCH
Campus Tailor.
The price of the army shoes is
going up again. If you are like-
ly to need another pair this term
give me your size so that I can
put in the order at the old price.
An order for the made-to or-
der shoes will go in tonight. If
you want in on it come over to-
day. The factory requires eight
weeks to get them out.
HALSLEY, 23 Austin.
LOST: An engineer’s field note
book, No. 404. Please return it
to W. H. Glimp, 6 Leggett.
There will ‘be an important
meeting of all Agricultuarl En-
gineering students in the Agr.
Eng. Building at 7:30 tonight.
It is important that all be pres-
ent. J. W. Hicks.
Navarro County Club.
All boys from Navarro County
are requested to meet in 73 Mil
ner, immediatly after dinner to-
day. The club will be organized
for the year.